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our word segmentation model the
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. In fact , word-based segmentors
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sentences for training . By using a
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, less frequent words or words
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therefore refers to O&R 's
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. Table 5 shows that on our data
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evidence suggest a limitation of our
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. Multi-word phrases , such as
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net - works . The first one is a
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using word alignments . Second
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effect ) and Null ) . A purely
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word-based approach
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is blind to these cases . 3 Related
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and Clark ( 2007 ) we proposed a
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to segmentation , which provides
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2007 ) . For the syntax-based and
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word-based approaches
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, we only took into account features
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not outperform various context
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word-based approaches
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in two phrase similarity tasks
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show the trade-off between the
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word-based approach
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and the character-based approach
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character-based approach . The
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word-based approach
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searches for all possible segmentations
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regularities that our current
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must overlook . Finally , we
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correspondences . The advantage of the
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word-based approach
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becomes important for complicated
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window . In contrast to previous
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word-based approaches
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, our model induces vector representations
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wordbased and phrase-based . The
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word-based approach
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assumes one-to-one aligned source
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show that the flexibility of the
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, enabled by our general framework
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represent its segmentation . Our
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does not map the segmentation
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the framework can accommodate a
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word-based approach
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, rather than the standard and
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mitigating the problem relative to
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word-based approaches
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. Using the TIRE model , we can
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p-value > 0.05 ) , the simple
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word-based approach
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does have a slight edge over
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